Zareas v. Smith

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• holding that “consequential damages that ‘could have been reasonably anticipated by the parties as likely to be caused by the defendant’s breach’ ” may be awarded to plaintiff
• proper measure of damages is difference between contract price and actual value of real estate at time of breach
• proper measure of damages is difference between contract price and actual value of real estate at time of breach
• guoting Hurd v. Dinsmore, 63 N.H. 171, 174 (1884)

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